Identifying a Danger When in Fact There Is None Is

question 15

Multiple Choice

Identifying a danger when in fact there is none is called

• A) a false negative.
• B) a false positive.
• C) the "boy cries wolf" phenomenon.
• D) having a "hair trigger" predisposition.
• E) None of the above

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Definitions:

Mentor

An experienced and trusted advisor who provides guidance, advice, and support to a less experienced or knowledgeable person.

Intimacy

The closeness and connection that exists within personal relationships, characterized by emotional attachment and trust.

Psychological Closeness

The perceived intimacy or emotional connection between individuals, often determining the depth of relationships.

Trust

Strong confidence in the dependability, veracity, capability, or robustness of a person or entity.